Thank you for reporting! We have created a Work Order for this location to be inspected so we can determine the cause of the damage and action we need to take to resolve this issue. We will inform you of the action we will be taking after the location has been inspected. Thanks again for using SeeClickFix!

I believe the repair of sidewalk is the responsibility of the homeowner if in front of their residence.

Damage occurred when a vehicle entered the park to spin "donuts" in the grass for the third time in recent memory. We need regular police patrol in this area.

There aren’t any vehicles entering the park to do donuts in the grass. The tire tracks come from city vehicles being driven on the lawn to avoid walking through the muddy, overly saturated grass. Also from heavy duty equipment used (the riding lawn mower). There was a flatbed truck parked there with a piece of equipment on back. That’s likely how the sidewalk was damaged.

CLK18 If you looked at the tread marks on the walkways in the park then you would realize that these aren’t cars driving on the grass.

I witnessed a car do this in broad daylight. This damage was not caused by a lawnmower, ma'am.

Car tires.

More damage. Car tires.

I'm going to politely ask you again to stop arguing with people reporting issues on this forum. I don't understand your motivation, but your contrarian nonsense is a waste of time & not helpful.

Additionally, neighbors on Arkansas recently reported similar activity to the police department when a vehicle drove through their front yard after driving through the park.

Please stop projecting bc you were the only one “arguing” here. But if you want an argument I have seen these. City vehicles on the grass, as well as heavy duty equipment used for maintenance. So no need to create false incidents or reports just to appear right. Would you happen to have this supposed Police report #? Of course you don’t. There’s a name for that... “Sensationalism”

FYI...This concrete is 4” thick. No car would cause the sidewalk to break apart like that.

I have too, and they enter on the Arkansas st side via the driveway. They don't swerve through the lawn the way the reckless drivers do. Same type of people who do this in the intersections. We've all seen/heard that in this neighborhood. Rather pointless to debate what another person has witnessed.

Thank you for reporting, a work order has been created and repairs will be made.

Ok so...What type of vehicle was it? And what color was the vehicle? Did you get a license plate# and file a police report? What’s the report file#?

Your photos only prove my point. No Doughnuts but tire tracks if a vehicle driven across the muddy grass